 | | France, 1000 Francs, Bleu et Rose, 1913-03-28, Z.825, EF(40-45) | | | Date, denomination, and signatures in the center, two pink medallions on the left representing Mercury and on the right, Ceres; all within a blue frame decorated with vegetation and composed at the top of two draped, winged women holding a medallion representing a lion and a child; at the bottom, allegories of Law and Justice seated, draped, and resting on an altar decorated with two clasped hands and surmounted by a rooster. On the left and right, Hercules wearing a lion skin, kneeling and facing, supporting the allegories of the Arts and Sciences on the left, resting on a medallion representing Mercury, and Agriculture and Commerce on the right, resting on a medallion representing Athena., Allegories of Commerce and Industry on the left and Agriculture and Science on the right, both seated and draped, resting against an altar decorated with a garland and a medallion representing Wisdom facing forward, all on a base decorated with two griffins facing each other in the center. | | FEATURES |
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| COUNTRY | France |
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| KM | 67g |
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| DENOMINATION | 1000 Francs |
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| COMPLETE DATE | 1913-03-28 |
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| ALPHABET / SERIE | Z.825 |
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| YEAR | 1913 |
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| BANKNOTE CONDITION | EF(40-45) |
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| FAYETTE | 36.27 |
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| BANKNOTE TITLE | Bleu et Rose |
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| BANKNOTE DEFECT | Folds |
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| BANKNOTE NUMBER | 902 |
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| WEIGHT (G) | 1 |
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| - Conformity
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